You know its right
But you can’t feel
Anything that you feel you should

You know it’s hard, but nothing feels good
And the flag on your heart’s been misunderstood

Baby you don’t like your life
Baby you got to give it time

Cause you don’t know, you’re gonna change the world
All good things work out slow
You don’t’ know, you’re gonna change the world
Breaks your heart, Keeps your soul

You can’t cry and can’t feel
What if these sweet dreams don’t’ come real
And Hollywood’s like a devils’ wing
Get out of town if you know what I mean

You say, baby I can’t breathe
The day’s so long, the years quickly leave

And you don’t know, you’re gonna change the world
All good things work out slow
You don’t’ know, you’re gonna change the world
Breaks your heart, Keeps your soul

Baby, you don’t like your life
Baby, you got to give it time

Cause you don’t know, you’re gonna change the world
All good things work out slow
You don’t’ know, you’re gonna change the world
Breaks your heart, Keeps your soul



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